Reno Bars and Lounges Downtown

Here is my make shift guide to some of the Reno bars I tend to gravitate to. And no, no one paid me to showcase these on my site, I just happen to dig these places overall, and give them props for choosing downtown.

So guess what? Washoe County (basically Reno/Sparks) was voted the highest consumers of alcohol per capita in the U.S. Hey, we like our bars! It's called 'relaxing', seriously. We work hard, we play hard, and we relax hard.

Amendment 21 - Good food and good company and a laptop (computer) loving crowd.
Biggest Little City Club - Wide range of events, live music, nostalgic atmopshere.
Chocolate Bar - The most sinful creations and drinks, fancy desserts to drool over.
Divine Ultra Lounge - Ascent into loungyness even the most scrutinizing lounge lizard will accept.
210 North - They have cleopatra beds you can rent for your crowd to lounge around on, great mood lighting, an incredible lounge with hardwood flooring.
Imperial Lounge - 20 foot-tall ceilings, exposed brick walls and smoke-free make this an ideal spot to grab a bite ot eat or grab a brew.
Lincoln Lounge - Located in east downtown, a lounge with one of the best interiors in town.
Ole Bridge Pub - Ole Bridge Pub is one of Reno's newest bars downtown, located in a riverfront space in the Palladio.
Se7en Tea House and Bar - Tea House converts into a bar at night with live music, movies, etc. In the heart of downtown.
Sierra Tap House - Right on the river, great brews, 'Cheers-like' atmosphere.
Silver Peak - Located in the heart of downtown this was one of hte first restrautants/bars to open as part of the redevelopment effort downtown.
Strega Bar - A bar located in a renovated 1920's bungalow house, with several rooms, pool table and friendly staff.
St James Infirmary - A bar located on California Avenue.
West Street Wine Bar - 50+ wine selection